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The making of yet another SUPER-FAMILY

“What we are trying to say is… you’re welcome to join it.”

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ironstrange dad headcanons, because i’m bored in my math class.

because yknow.

when in doubt, make headcanons!

let’s be honest stephen has no idea how to parent

like, i don’t think this guy ever really considered parenting until meeting tony and peter

when he meets peter he thinks “ah yes, a small stark, who i probably won’t see too often considering that he’s not tony’s real son”

but then he’s like, “oh? he’s….my responsibility? tony what the fuck”

bc stephen isn’t very used to caring for other people.

so tony tells him “listen, this has to work out with the kid too” and stephen may or may not be hesitant at first

“what do dads even…do?” “strange it’s not that hard”

naturally, peter asks to go to work w stephen and because it’s peter, stephen can’t say no

“so, yeah, that’s th- don’t touch, you’ll break it” “ah, nah, y'see, i’ve got spidey-sense, i’m not gonna drop it”

peter definitely dropped it

tony likes to watch the little interactions between peter and stephen

like, for example:

when peter was working on some chemistry homework that he couldn’t manage to understand, and stephen walked over and started helping him

sometimes peter will quote vines and stephen doesn’t get it so peter will show him, and peter will spend the rest of the day randomly saying that vine in the hopes that stephen will finish it

“can i get a waffle?” “can i please get a waffle?” “ms keisha? ms keisha!” “oh my fucking god, she fucking dead”

their favorite show is law & order: SVU.

tony thinks it’s entertaining. he could watch it for hours on end. will get very butthurt if they watch it without him

“i’ve already seen this episode” “you watched it without me??!”

stephen likes to critique the medical examiner and will give the dumbest commentary you’ve ever heard in your life

“lacerations can’t be found internally” “you can’t do that to an ear canal” “that’s not how bones work”

peter likes to try and figure out who dunnit. he’s always wrong but that’s beside the point

beginning of the episode: “it was totally the son!”

end of the episode: “i was wrong. i was so wrong.”

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Normalise liking poetry because you like the way it sounds and art because you think its beautiful. You don’t have to understand the deeper meaning of something to appreciate it - poetry is bloody difficult to analyse and art requires an extensive knowledge of movements and artists to properly get - so please just wonder around art galleries and decide which pieces you’d buy if you could, and read out lines of poetry simply because they have a nice ring to them.

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Emily: son of a bi-

Hotch: there are children here!

Emily: -iiisscuit... Son of a biscuit. That's what I meant to say

Hotch: nice save

Emily: fucking nailed it

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jj: *sneezes*

jj: you’re not even going to say bless you?

emily: I’m sitting here with you, you’ve clearly been blessed.

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Spock: I would die for you.

Kirk: I’d die for you first.

Bones, from across the ship: NO ONE HERE IS DYING!

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Bones: Listen here you son of a bitch.

Spock, trying to contain his emotions: My mother was, in fact, an immensely kind and well liked woman.

Bones: I meant your father?

Spock: ...

Spock: Continue

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Anson Mount about Chris Pine → The Ready Room interview, April 5 2019

“I’m a big believer in theft, as an actor. I steal, all the time. But for [Star Trek: Discovery], people keep asking me if I borrowed anything from Jeffrey Hunter or from Bruce Greenwood, and that just feels so on-the-nose and off-putting to me. I said to one journalist, "If I was asked to play Macbeth, I would never go and watch Michael Fassbender’s version of Macbeth, and then copy that, ‘cause what’s the point? I need to do my Macbeth.” But, I do believe in stealing from other performances and really listening to the muse. Every now and then, the muse says, “Try this,” and I’m like, “What?! All right.” One of them was the way that Chris Pine copied the way that William Shatner gets into the captain’s chair. I’m sure nobody will ever notice, and it’s so wildly off the mark that it seems counter intuitive, but something about it got me into Pike.“ - Anson Mount on whether there was a specific physicality he wanted to incorporate into his performance of Captain Pike on Star Trek: Discovery, Collider.com interview, February 14 2019